Weekly Homeland Security News Briefin

This weeks Homeland Security Headlines

• FBI Director – al-Qaida Still Seeks Weapons of Mass Destruction

• 100 Percent Screening of Air Cargo Two Years Away

• Radical Taunts Obama, Affirms Ties to Ft. Hood Shooter

• Headley Was Plotting to Throw Journalists Severed Heads From Windows

• U.S. Believes al Qaeda Still Deadly but On the Run

• Consulate Staff Killings in Mexico May Be Mistaken Identity

• New Password-stealing Virus Targets Facebook Users

• Virginia Tech Police, FBI Look Into YouTube Threats

• What America Needs to Know About EMPs

• Yemen-American Imam Calls for US Muslim Revolt

• Pakistani Court Charges 5 Americans With Terrorism

• Soaring Debt Increases Risk of Social Unrest Worldwide

• Could Airborne, Parachuting Bears Catch Bin Laden

• Holder: Bin Laden Never To Be Caught Alive

• Taliban Internet Recruiting Through The Eyes of a Detainee

• Five Doomsday Scenarios for an IT Apocalypse

• Hakeemullah Mehsud is Alive, Says Former ISI Officer

• Terrorists Targeting Children Via Social Media

• Spencer Pratt to Join Fight Against Cyberterrorism

• Some Thoughts on Jihad Jamie and Jihad Jane

• US State Department Travel Warning For Mexico

• Gunmen Kill American Consulate Staff Members in Juarez

• Mumbai – Terror Attack Thwarted, Two Arrested

• Bollywood Pursues Terrorism and Terrorists at Full Throttle

• Feet Stink Up Security Checkpoint At Florida Airport